Sentence examples for both cell cultures and from inspiring English sources
Both cell cultures and perfusion experiments suggested the possibility to use the present photosensitive polymer as microfluidic supports for biodegradable bioreactors for implantation applications.
The results obtained showed the induction of (i) defense-related secondary metabolite accumulation in both cell cultures and plant tissues, (ii) specific abiotic and biotic stress-related gene expression, and (iii) root growth retardation.
And when they treated both cell cultures and laboratory animals with GSK2816126, they found it also reduces the proliferation of tumour cells while, crucially, having no apparent effect on nearby normal cells.James Bradner of the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, in Boston, described a second epigenetic approach to treating cancer.
Afterward, she managed to mother both cell cultures and infants by sharing child-rearing responsibilities with Smith and hiring a full-time babysitter for about $25 a week.
Oxaliplatin is also recognised to have radiosensitising effects in both cell cultures and mouse xenografts.
IR and the accompanying compensatory hyperinsulinemia may result in trophic effects on myocardial tissue; this has been demonstrated in both cell cultures and animal models (13).
WRSf2G12 and WRSf2G15 are genetically stable and highly attenuated in both cell culture and animal models of infection.
These (A/B) HA/NA chimeric viruses were attenuated in both cell culture and mice as compared with the wild-type A virus.
Recent studies in both cell culture and developing embryos have combined live imaging, computational analysis, genetics, and biophysics to identify ratchet-like behaviors in actomyosin networks that operate to incrementally change cell shape, drive cell movement, and deform tissues.
Implementation of thaw-and-use pre-labeled target cells in ADCC assays can help to alleviate both cell culture and dye labeling derived variability, increase the flexibility of assay scheduling and improve assay consistency and robustness.
Due to its small size and intense luminescent signal, Gaussia princeps luciferase (GLuc) is attractive as a potential imaging agent in both cell culture and small animal research models.
